@sh76 saidI'm talking about Americans complaining about health care and dental.
Not me. I don't do that sort of small-minded nonsense.
But just for lulz, and only if it's not too much trouble...
Can you tell us WTF you're talking about?
Canadian taxes are 15 percent on everything and we get basic health care and dental.
Americans pay 1/3 of the taxes needed for the health care they keep demanding.
😁 Look at those chompers uh?
That's a line from the movie Romancing the Stone.
(My teeth are fixed, thanks to Canada)
Fun Fact, I'm actually taking the old lady to the dentist today.
@PuzZuLz saidAh, okay.
I'm talking about Americans complaining about health care and dental.
Canadian taxes are 15 percent on everything and we get basic health care and dental.
Americans pay 1/3 of the taxes needed for the health care they keep demanding.
😁 Look at those chompers uh?
That's a line from the movie Romancing the Stone.
(My teeth are fixed, thanks to Canada)
Fun Fact, I'm actually taking the old lady to the dentist today.
Are Americans complaining about healthcare and dental much? I hadn't noticed.
@sh76 saidWe just live without dental until we get insurance at 50 and then the dentist criticizes us for not going to the dentist earlier.
Ah, okay.
Are Americans complaining about healthcare and dental much? I hadn't noticed.
Apparently those weird molars in the back of my upper jaw are wisdom teeth and should have been removed in my teens.
That’s probably why I have sinus problems and why my seconds molar shattered. The pressure was so unpleasant I used to grind my teeth and one of them just crumbled.
No cavities though.
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@AThousandYoung saidUnless there is a problem with them, wisdom teeth are better left in.
We just live without dental until we get insurance at 50 and then the dentist criticizes us for not going to the dentist earlier.
Apparently those weird molars in the back of my upper jaw are wisdom teeth and should have been removed in my teens.
That’s probably why I have sinus problems and why my seconds molar shattered. The pressure was so unpleasant I used to grind my teeth and one of them just crumbled.
No cavities though.
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